For Soahil: In Memory of victims of the 9/11 Atrocity

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Sep 10, 2006 at 07:52

My dear Sohail:

Where does it say in any of the above ayat that Islam is for all man/womankind?

As a matter of fact your Allah or is it abul Qasim says that there is no compulsion in religion! So it is either there is no compulsion in religion or Islam must be the religion of all of humanity and it cannot be both. But again you are the victim of the poor Muslim theology.

But let us go through your list of ayat : and I will pick ayatain (dual case) at random and let us see what they say:

1. "alam a3had ilaykum ya bani Adam ana la ta3budu al-shaytan inahu lakum 3aduwin mubeen"

So where does it say anything in this aya about the fact that islam is not only the religion of the Arabs? Let me help you: It does not say that.

For the readers this is verse: Q 36:60

2. "ya bani adam wa zayantukum 3and kul masjad wa kulu wa ishrabu wa latasrufu innahu la yuhib al-musrifeen."

For the readers: this is verse: Q 7:31

So you tell me where does it say in this verse anything about Islam is not only the religion of the Arabs? Let me help you again: It does not.

Now your claim so far is bogus and there is no reason for me or for any of the readers to believe your absurd claim.

So let me repeat it one more time: Islam is the religion of the Arabs and the driving force berhind Arabian imperialism. This imperialism brutalized your ancestors and is the direct cause of the 9/11 atrocity. Shame

The 9/11 atrocity is the catalyst to get us to defeat islam and your likes in the market place of ideas and insha' al-Rabb Islam and your likes will be defeated.

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